Woot[woot.com] has 4-Pack Fahren Ursprung H11/H9/H8 Low Beam 9005/HB3 High Beam LED Headlight Bulbs Combo (28000 Lumens 6500K Cool White) for $19.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime. Otherwise shipping is $6.
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Solid price. I don't know the brand but price seems good.
Why can't we see reviews for this if it's an a Amazon company
I don't know for sure but it looks like they came out with an updated version[amazon.com] so this one may not be available on Amazon any more. May not be the exact same one.
Probably old stock because I can't find any Fahren lights on Amazon that look like these. Doesn't mean they are bad though. Really good price for 2 sets.
Fits my sons 2016 corolla - how hard are they to swap?
Once you get access to the bulb it's very easy but we're not experts on swapping them for a 16 Corolla so access to the bulbs could be difficult. Look for some YT videos.
Also keep in mind that Woot's return policy isn't great so factor that if you're still unsure.
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Because someone has to say it, a)these are 6500K so they are rather bluish white rather than yellowish white b)there isn't a replacement LED bulb that is actually DOT approved. Even the third picture in the post shows the light pattern to be just as bright in the oncoming lane as in the driving lane.
Because someone has to say it, a)these are 6500K so they are rather bluish white rather than yellowish white b)there isn't a replacement LED bulb that is actually DOT approved. Even the third picture in the post shows the light pattern to be just as bright in the oncoming lane as in the driving lane.
If DOT approval actually meant anything, brand new trucks wouldn't be blinding everyone with their factory LEDs.
The glare problem on the road today comes from OEM designs, not from people upgrading older cars. DOT doesn't test bulbs, doesn't enforce anything, and lets automakers self certify.
So using 'not DOT approved' as an argument is meaningless
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Why can't we see reviews for this if it's an a Amazon company
Why can't we see reviews for this if it's an a Amazon company
I don't know for sure but it looks like they came out with an updated version [amazon.com] so this one may not be available on Amazon any more. May not be the exact same one.
Also keep in mind that Woot's return policy isn't great so factor that if you're still unsure.
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The glare problem on the road today comes from OEM designs, not from people upgrading older cars. DOT doesn't test bulbs, doesn't enforce anything, and lets automakers self certify.
So using 'not DOT approved' as an argument is meaningless
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